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1. allabout-japan.com › en › article8 Beautiful Bags from Around Japan | All About Japan

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   2016年3月25日 · These Japanese designs and rounded forms also look nice on young students and give off a lovely impression. 7. Kamatari Danbag: Cardboard Bags (Ehime) The Danbag (short for danboru bag, where danboru means corrugated cardboard) uses cardboard, a new material for bags, and gives off its own distinctive presence.

2. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThe Oldest Paper Company in Japan | All About Japan

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   2016年7月19日 · Genda Shigyo (源田紙業, or "Genda Paper Company") is said to have been founded in the year 771, in the latter days of the Nara Period (710-794). When the capital of Japan was moved to Kyoto in 794, marking the beginning of the Heian Period, Genda Shigyo went as well, and it can now be found in the blocks separating Nijo Castle ...

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   What is food paper?

   • The products include notebooks, message cards and bags. Food Paper not only tackles material shortage and vegetable waste. It also expands the scope and imagination of craftsmanship. NIPPON TV NEWS 24 JAPAN is the English news service of Nippon Television Network, Japan's leading broadcast network.

   Making Japanese Washi Paper from Food Waste | All About Japan

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   What is a Boston Bag?

   • Amane Boston Bag (Fukuoka) The government-designated traditional craft Hakata-ori began 770 years ago, when weaving techniques learned in China were brought back to Japan and developed in unique ways. Originally very functional and durable, they were convenient for samurai sashes (obi) that withstood storage of swords and violent movement.

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   Why did Igarashi paper mill start selling food paper products?

   • Igarashi Paper Mill began selling Food Paper products in May. The start was delayed by about a month due to the coronavirus. The products include notebooks, message cards and bags. Food Paper not only tackles material shortage and vegetable waste. It also expands the scope and imagination of craftsmanship.

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   Why do people make food paper?

   • The idea of creating Food Paper came from her son Yuto. Now 14, Yuto has been conducting research on making paper from food for five years. Mixing in vegetables to make paper also addresses another issue – the lack of mulberry trees used to make washi. Less and less farmers are producing the plant, forcing some craftspeople to grow it themselves.

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4. allabout-japan.com › en › articleJapan Packaging Design Award 2021 | All About Japan

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   2020年9月18日 · Japan has a rich history of packaging design that dates back hundreds of years and rooted in a tradition of gift-giving. Before industrial materials like plastic and cardboard, gifts were wrapped in straw, bamboo, leaves and paper: an art unto itself that lives on

5. allabout-japan.com › en › articleMaking Japanese Washi Paper from Food Waste | All About Japan

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   2020年6月8日 · Due to the novel coronavirus, she now picks up bags that the factory staff leave outside the entrance to avoid face-to-face contact. The idea of creating Food Paper came from her son Yuto. Now 14, Yuto has been conducting research on making paper from food

6. allabout-japan.com › en › article10 of the Best Gift Shops in Kyoto | All About Japan

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   2018年6月8日 · This store specializes in paper crafts. Lamps, toys and jewelry boxes are just some of the things you can find here, all made from paper. You can even take part in one of their workshops to create your own paper lantern or box, choosing from a range of Showa Period (1926-1989) paper designs.

7. allabout-japan.com › en › articleAnatomy of a Traditional Fan | All About Japan

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   2016年3月25日 · Combined with a beautiful semicircle lattice design known as a mado, or window, this is an uchiwa that highlights the refined skill of the craftsperson. As a necessity amid the heat and humidity of the Japanese summer, the Boshu uchiwa, or Japanese fan, is Chiba Prefecture’s one and only government-designated traditional craft.

8. allabout-japan.com › en › article6 Fantastic Fuji-Inspired Papers & Textiles | All About Japan

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   2016年10月4日 · These everyday items can bring both the mountain to your home or office, as well as a smile to your face! 6. Mount Fuji Storybook Tenugui. This storybook tenugui is a collection of traditional Japanese cotton hand towels printed with typical Japanese patterns and folded in such a way that it looks like a book.